I think that the book is a really good way to introduce creatures and animals that live in the sea to the children in a way they would understand and remember. Use this fantastic resource to take the stress out of planning and inspire your Commotion in the Ocean themed lessons. This book to be read aloud and then the teacher could conduct a conversation about what is needed for these animals that we just read about to survive.

Books can provide brilliant motivation for lessons, helping children to learn - even in subjects they may usually find challenging. After the author spoke about shark, octopus, swordfish, lobster, stingray, etc, the author then went into detail and spoke about the "deep sea" there are short paragraphs that has four lines and a few words in each line and after they have explained what it is and what could be found there the author then gives short summaries about the animals that lives in the deep sea. English -Role Play – use these lovely masks for the children to embrace their creativity and imagination. This is to ensure the guest’s safety as well as that of the service animal, Key West wildlife, other guests, captain and crew.Explore this range of Commotion in the Ocean activities and teaching resources to support lessons on this popular story by Giles Andreae.

I recommend this book to mostly younger kids but also could work for older people because everyone can enjoy and learn from this book.An investigation which will lead them to the local laboratory and it’s waste pipe leading straight into the sea. I would recommend this book to teachers that read out loud to their class or to children that are just starting to read. Authors style: This author uses inviting pictures to keep readers attention as they are learning about all of the creatures that live in or around the ocean. The book has a simple, repeating rhyme scheme - each animal has its own sub-heading and a short poem dedicated to their characteristics. So it sends a significant lesson that we should help keep the oceans clean, so that the animals are happy in their environments, keeping the food chain alive.

The beginning and end of the story have several stanzas with one picture page so I was skeptical about how those pages would hold my child's attention span but found he was willing to hear it all most times as long as I spent sufficient time answering all of his questions about the picture details.My daughter and I really enjoyed this book - beautiful easy words for her to read and gorgeous rhymes to enjoy!

You'll find read-to-use and teacher-made materials you can use with confidence to help children learn about the sea. Vanilla pudding dyed blue makes for perfect water, and graham cracker crumbs are the perfect stand-in for sand. So, grab someone’s hand and let the music move you as we chase down the world famous Key West sunset. The title suggest that the author would be talking about the many animals and things that happens in the ocean. Get ready to learn all about the wonderful creatures of the ocean with our fun and engaging Matching Cards and Board Game.According the ADA service animals for emotional support, therapy, comfort or companionship are not considered service animals. As the book proceeds, each page is dedicated to the animals listed from the very first page and breaks down a couple of facts about them but incorporates rhyming words to make it interesting for the child to listen to and be able to put theirselves into. Due to the nature of Fury tours, guest and service animal may be required to remain on the boat for the entirety of the tour. Re-create the translucent bell of a jellyfish with tissue paper, then hang ribbon tentacles for a pretty ocean craft you’ll love to display.